101 uses for a plastic bucket

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58. Giant homemade lava lamp?
59. Line it with cellophane and stick a flashlight in it for homemade special effects lighting. Did I already say that? Well, without punching holes in it then.
60. Magazine holder.
61. Remote control holder. (If you think that's a lot of remote controls, you haven't seen our house...)
62. Collect a child's plastic soldiers, stray Legos, toy cars, Barbie accessories, other small toys, etc.
63. Place to store your scrap cloth.
64. A place to store items on your bucket list. (Why have I never thought of this before.)
65. As a time capsule.
66. A place to store old photographs.

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You could make a TON of homemade frozen yogurt for a party in a bucket.

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67. Storage for random useless trinkets
68. A ridiculous amount of spaghetti

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69. More pins than any sane person could possibly own.
70. The titles of every book on your 'to be read' list.

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71. A place to store old post it notes with plot ideas
72. Papier mache mold
73. Donation collecting
74. Child's art project (cut out and paste a face on it)
75. Storage for cleaning supplies

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76. Lots of cookie dough
77: A lazy cloud costume for a small person or a toddler

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78. Drape a sheet over it, draw a face on the sheet, and hang it by the handle - you have a homemade ghost Halloween decoration.

79. Use it to carry stuff in when plucking berries or vegetables for a feast

80. Tiny low table

81. Footrest

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82. Coffee cup. I could use five liters of coffee.
83. Frosting storage for a giant cake!
84. Cat food storage. Also if you make a hole and flip it over, a feeder.
85. Potential for a bird feeder that squirrels can't get into. But squirrels are pretty spry.
86. Outdoor planter. I'd paint it first though.